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This Week’s Listing of NASA’s Problems

Amid NASA turbelence, Congress stays on board, Houston Chronicle

“With NASA pushing ahead with plans for exploring the moon and Mars, administrator Michael Griffin acknowledged last week that scandals and reports of astronaut misconduct have “shaken public confidence” in his agency.

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Google SETI?

Radio Telescope And Its Budget Hang in the Balance, Washington Post

“Driving beneath the giant dish in a rickety Jeep, [Arecibo Director Robert] Kerr is not counting on Congress.

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Korabl Sputnik 1 fragment makes for a town party

Reader note: From: “M R K” emarkay@email.com: Manitowoc Wisconsin, 45 years ago: “…The hunk had been embedded three inches deep into the asphalt of 8th Street, just off the center line, for an hour before patrolmen Marvin Bauch and Ronald Rusboldt noticed it from their squad car….

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PRESS RELEASE
Date Released: Friday, September 7, 2007
Source: Galaxies near and far from AKARI Two new sets of observations from the AKARI Infrared Space Telescope, JAXA mission with ESA participation, show how the spaceborne has investigated galaxies both near and far. (Read content ‘Galaxies near and far from AKARI’…)

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Beyond Einstein Gets Thumbs Up from NRC

Joint Dark Energy Mission A Top Priority for NASA, Says NRC

“The National Research Council’s Beyond Einstein Program Assessment Committee has recommended that the Joint Dark Energy Mission (JDEM), jointly supported by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the Department of Energy, be the first of NASA’s Beyond Einstein cosmology missions to be developed and launched.”

Why Be Accurate?

Students Go for Launch

“A group of high school students from Wendover, Utah, is learning that life presents more opportunities than any of them ever thought possible.

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Stunning Image: Roving Again

(Originally published in the 3 Sept 2007 issue of Aviation Week & Space Technology. Reprinted with permission):

“The NASA/JPL Mars rovers Spirit and Opportunity are driving again on Mars after surviving electrical power shortages, caused by global dust storms that have swept the planet since July.

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